Sentence examples for clearly count from inspiring English sources
And yet looks clearly count.
Health information technology that improves patient care by preventing drug interactions should clearly count, but technology that primarily streamlines business operations should not.
As high-profile ethnic minority success stories, they clearly count as experts in this field – but the challenge remains to expose the largely hidden and sinister views that still endure in some parts of the Square Mile.
While admitting Schaffer's (2000) point that there are cases of quasi-causation which by intuition clearly count as causation, Dowe asserts that there is also an intuition of difference- other cases of quasi-causation which intuitively are not causation (2001, see also Reiber 2002).
Although terms such as 'head' and 'hand' clearly count as relative since predications of the form 'x is a head' and 'x is a hand' are more perspicuously represented as of the form 'x is a head of y' and 'x is a hand of y' these terms signify parts of substances rather than relations.
Although the Court left it unclear who counted as a "minister," priests, rabbis, and imams would clearly count as such, and so the Catholic Church, orthodox Jewish synagogues, and Islamic mosques are immune to sex-discrimination lawsuits for not permitting women to serve in those roles.
Mr. Bush is clearly counting on them.
Mr. Gaston's fellow ministers are clearly counting on his knowledge of the police.
I almost got used to the process.Sales statistics clearly counted with Jackson.
"And the Perry campaign is clearly counting on Texas being a big contributor to their count.
